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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1961
Page
2
A housing bill authorized federal grants advanced through the Senate on Thursday after subcommittee approval. Chairman John D. from Alabama touted the measure amid domestic program reforms and rate considerations as key provisions moved forward.
Washington hearing reveals GE official Vinson denying involvement in price fixing while a former GE manager Raymond Smith testified to meetings with competitors to discuss prices in 1957 and 1958. Kefauver pressed Vinson who insisted he spoke truth as spectators watched the session unfold.
A brief local item from Long Beach notes a job-related matter involving Relisiover and S13 at a hospital setting. The fragment mentions a weekly schedule and medical context, but details are unclear from the OCR. Continuous coverage is suggested for clarification.
American Motors reports net earnings of 2.2 million dollars for the January to March quarter, equal to 12 cents a share, down from 14.4 million dollars or 80 cents a share in the same period last year. The results reflect a weaker first quarter performance for the Detroit based carmaker.
SACRAMENTO Senate approved northern sponsored measures guiding state water plans for delivery to Southern California. Key bills by Sen. Carl Christensen and Sen. Arnold bar export restrictions, set origin rules, and favor new supplies over redistributing existing water. The measures move to the Assembly for action.
A fragmented note suggests lemon juice as a remedy for rheumatic and arthritis pain. Reads like an old home cure with garbled phrases and extraneous letters, but hints at a health claim linked to citrus juice.
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